| Show TRAINING HOUSES colts are left entirely too long iong before they are aret taken in hand for brek brei breaking ing in JIL their thein their future life should be a part of their earliest education instead of as now being left to go as they like until the times timea arrives for the professional breaker to practice on them itis it is just as easy while commencing to fondle and pet with them to learn them to be obedient to the baiter balter and other things and they would then be brought toworu to work more easily and with a better spirit than they now often are we saw at the close of the war a seven year old which had hii hitherto herto known service only as a cavalry horse broker broken in to go in a beavy heavy beava wagon wann the cruelty it was nothing elsel elsei necessary though it seemed to be was shameful the owner had bought him for that purpose and he would not pull two men with green clubs during beat best him for near nearly nearlean lyan iyan an hour during daring ng which time he be broke the tb e wagon and the he gears nearly all to celces la in his rear ings and land lakings down he learned at last ast that all thib this meant he had bad to pull forwards and he ever afterwards made an excellent driving horse but all that thai suffering might have been avoided by a proper training when young there therb are some horbes horses like some men whose nature is essentially vicious and with whom the rod rod iod cannot be ve spared without spoiling the hild child but with a proper training of the coit colt it would guld duld be found n horse raising asah as id child raising in th the e 0 old oid rules s of klei kidi kicking chig and cuffing will be oftener more honored in the breach than in the observance palla phila palla pai philadelphia press t i i t you have ve not one drop droll of bf the great grest napoleons nap yap oleona blood in your veins said testa vold void old oid jerome one day in n a T fe to his nephew the Emperor well replied louis napoleon napole orl ori atall at all ali his whole family on my y sho bho alderk I 1 I 1 |
